McNITT Family
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Ancestry
& Descendants of Daniel McNITT & Jane MOORES
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Daniel lived in Washington and Cayuga Counties, New York;
and Seneca County, Ohio. Many descendants moved on to Kent, Muskegon, and Ottawa Counties,
Michigan
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Chapters from The MacNauchtan
Saga Concerning Barnard McNITT and His Descendants
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Text and illustrations concerning
the family of Barnard McNitt (1700-1773), emigrant from Ulster who settled
at Palmer, Massachusetts, from the book by V.V. McNitt
- James McNITT
Autobiography
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My father wrote this text concerning his early life
up to his marriage to my mother in 1947. I have added annotations and
photographs
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My Grandparents: Bill McNITT and Emma MERRILL
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This history brings together details of their lives with photographs that
belonged to my father
- The Bolton Brothers
and McNitt Sisters of Washington and Cayuga Counties in New York
- The families of Revolutionary War soldiers James
and Alexander Bolton and their wives, sisters Margaret and Sarah McNitt
- The McNITTs and
McNUTTs of North Central Ohio
- The family of David McNutt in Sandusky, Ottawa,
Erie and Huron counties and other McNitts and McNutts who lived nearby
Some of My Other American Families
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Alfred
M. MERRILL and Sarah (HANDY) MERRILL: Pioneers of Michigan's Isabella and
Missaukee Counties
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Alfred was a shoemaker from
Broome County, New York who moved to Isabella County, Michigan in 1855
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Joseph HANDY and Paul SAWYER: Revolutionary War Soldiers
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Sarah Handy Merrill's grandfathers both served as privates in the Massachusetts
Line and both later moved to Broome County, New York
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The BULLEN, WHEELER, and WILDER Families of Pittsford,
Vermont; Niagara County, New
York; and Kent County, Michigan
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The story of the related families of Joseph and Mary
Bullen, Edward and Abigail Wheeler, and Harvey and Hannah Wilder. Mary,
Abigail, and Hannah were sisters.
My Mother's English Families
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The HARVEY
Family: Shopkeepers in the Andover High Street
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Family from the Isle of Wight
in England who moved to Andover in Hampshire and ran shops in the High
Street for many decades
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Bible Christian
Preacher Mary Toms WARDER
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Mary served as a preacher during
the first quarter of the 19th century in Cornwall and the Isle of Wight
in England for a church that was an offshoot of early English Methodism
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The WARDER
Family: Isle of Wight Shoemakers
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The family of Robert Warder
and Frances Whitebread of Shanklin, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England in
the 18th and 19th centuries
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Willoughby WARDER
Palmer: Music Hall Performer
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Musician Willoughby Warder was a first cousin to my
great grandfather Frederick Robert Harvey and spent much of his career on stage
as part of an act called the Musical Palmers
Marilyn and her Ancestors
- Photographs
of Marilyn MUNSELL McNITT, 1951-2013
- A selection of photographs of Marilyn
from her family's photo collection.
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Genealogy
of John O. MUNSELL & Emma R. BROWN
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Also features the families
of LEEPER, AUBRY, and GRILLOT - Paulding, Darke, Miami, Logan, and Hardin
Counties, Ohio; Hillsdale and Lenawee Counties, Michigan; and Lorraine
in France
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French Ancestors
of Anna Rosella OBRY (AUBRY) of Darke County, Ohio, U.S.A.
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Families from the Department of the
Meuse in the region of Lorraine in France
- the Aubry family of Herbeuville, the Drouot family of Hannonville,
the Grillot family of Pareid, and the Borin (Baurin) family of Hennemont
- Ruth WEINMANN's Early Years in the United States and
Germany, 1929-1950
- The story of Marilyn's
mother's birth in Detroit, her childhood in Germany, and her return to the United States
with many photographs
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Our
VOGEL and WEINMANN Immigrants from Plauen, Germany to the United States
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Richard and Martha Vogel immigrated in 1912 and
1914; their nephew Max Weinmann joined them in 1924; Max's
brother Andreas and sister-in-law Bertha soon followed
- Eduard
SCHROTSBERGER and his Wife Sophie STOLZNER of Meerane,
Crimmitschau, Eisleben, and Berlin, Germany
- The story two of Ruth
Weinmann's great grandparents on her mother's side
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